>But i still can't scan the barcode from printout !!??
>i guess, maybe the fonts (download from web) is not collect,
>would you mind send your Fonts (Barcode128 type B) to me.
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There are at least two possible reasons for that - one is that your barcode reader or reader software expects some sort of checkdigit or delimiter that you are not providing (frequently a problem with the UPC and EAN family barcodes), or that the print quality of the target printer is not adequate to render a barcode in a consistently readable fashion. Trying to print reliable barcodes on a DMP is very much like pissing up a pole; the results are generally disappointing and messy. You need either a laser printer, thermal or thin-film label printer to render reliable barcode output. I'm basing that on having been involved with barcoding in a number of environments for the past 15 years or so. Trying to cheap it out on a DMP or inkjet is not going to produce reliable output. The output will smear from contact/humidity.

Most bar code sets are not free, so at a minimum there are ethical, and possibly legal, issues with him just sending you his files. If you've licensed the fonts from their producer, the vendor should be able to provide you with the necessary fonts. If you haven't licensed them and they are commercial or shareware, then it's time to open your wallet and buy them.

This is definitely a place where you get exactly what you pay for.